I saw this guy at this past Unadilla national and must say.. my first impression was; “what a total woodchuck”.. but after watching a few of these videos, i see that he is all about any 2 wheeled sport and has the utmost respect for its forefathers. Our sport needs enthusiastic advocates like this dude! Keep up th great work!
Good slot on Billy's tz 750 great to hear it run what a sound, I never get bored of watching Barry sheen and Kenny Roberts blasting them things around the track on full chat, awesome, thanks Ken,, all the best guys Steve.. Uk england
So many memories looking at these beautiful machines. I used to ride a 74 RD 350. When I bought it it already had expansion chamber pipes installed. I believe they were Jencos. That thing ripped ! Keep up the good work guys. Love your videos.
I had a R5 back in the early 80's while living in the UK. I Did a full rebuild on it and a local tuner did a stage 2 tune on it, what a riot that was. Same colour as this one, beautiful!
My first bike, was a Honda Trail 70, at about 8 years old. I snatched it at a yard sale, I think for $20 bucks, I took the top end apart, and found a bent valve. After mowing a few lawns, and a trip to the library for a repair manual, I rebuilt my first engine. I cried with joy when I first rode it, as I was a poor kid whose dream just came true! A few years later at the local bike shop, I noticed a larger MX bike leaning on the fence..I asked about it. For $40, I purchased my second ever bike, it was the Carabela 125 Caliente. I think it was a 1978. It needed a chain, and a throttle cable, which he set me up with. I was maybe 10 years old, I had to find something to lean on to start the bike. Then sometimes when I stalled it on the trails, or maybe I would lose it and fall over, I would wait for another rider to come by, and I would ask them to start the bike for me! Off I went! I rode that bad boy until it finally seized, of course there were no parts available, at least none that a 10 year old kid could find. I think I scrapped that bike, but it was the beginning of a life of riding that I lived for! What I remember most was the shifter being on the right side, and I think the clutch and front brake were on the wrong side of the handlebars as well, which I was able to switch around. Those sure were good times, and I love seeing this bike again! Thanks for the videos, and the history! I went on to big bores pretty quick, at the age of 14 I had my own 1979 Suzuki RM 400. The rest is history! (and many broken bones)!!
Keep em coming,, it's heaven to watch you getting some of the rarest bikes,, the states was the market for manufacturers,, that tz 750 amazing,, stuff you get through the museum,,, from Northern Ireland greatly appreciated thank you ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️your inspiration has breathed life into the community in which you live
Brillo pads take the yellow off plastic tank. I just did the white gas tank on my cr250r it came out super smooth to ,you mite try brillo pads to clean stuff up.
I worked at Competition Accessories in Xenia, Oh. in '74. Warren Bales was the sole U.S. importer of Carabella, and Danny Bales rode them locally and in California.
This reminds me of a motorcycle I've yet to ever see again I had back in mid 80s Broward county Florida, It Was a TAKA 175 (rider) 4 sp. Trans, all gears in 🔻 down position, then it met Neutral, then it Continued over again with first gear / Repeat..... (was a riot first discovering shift pattern and it must have been designed for hill scrambles/climbing due to it being geared so low. Beautiful group of classics again guys. 🤘
i picked up a nice 79 xr500 this last spring for 400$ complete and running.. weelee king.... so much raw grunt.. love that bike... great vmx thumper or a ripping trail bike
Oh Yeah, I'm a Kawboy, but man those Lellow one's always give me wood 1. TM100 🏁🏁 2. KX125 & RM250 🏁🏁 There all the SHIT ! Hands down you Win. You got the most but most of all the best Toys around. You's the MAN 🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁
What a place! Subscribed. '79 bored & stroked T140 owner from new. 40 years. '89 modified Guzzi Cali 3, '84 x 2 ty250 mono Yamaha trials bikes for me and my son. Regards from NE Thailand,
My vote the Hodaka and the Penton. Reasons back in my hay days (1970's) I had a Hodaka and I wanted a Penton but couldn't afford it. Their all so cool!
And everyone wanted a tz750 4-cylinder 2-stroke Yamaha because they only made 200 horsepower and on the high bank at Daytona Florida but only top out about 220 miles an hour
Hey Kaplan try mixing linseed oil and thinner 2/3 linseed oil and 1/3 paint thinner. Spread it on and rub it down really good may do it few times but it has renewed all my plastics.
Thanks for sharing these old dirt bikes.friend of mine had a kx125( like the one there) he laid the shocks down put fox shocks on ported the cylinder and had to cut the rotor disc all just to race the 125 novice class,he later got a rm125 as soon as he bought the rm Kawi released the new line of KXs boy was he pissed.
That's the best R5 you'll ever see! That unique RD soul and sound is there! For the money, the Yamaha RD/RZs were the best street bikes ever sold! Last night it was pitch black in a forested area when I crested a hill doin just over 110. As soon as the road appeared in the lights, it was all armco guard rail with an immediate hard right down the hill. No time for braking or anything to upset the chassis, just level the throttle and instantly pitch it over on it's right ear and hope for the best. The big FJR took it like a boss, hooked up carved the turn like a huge R1 and we shot out of there in the same lane somehow. I wouldn't expect to survive that turn at over 100mph on a 600lb bike without having done it 40 years ago, hanging way off on my RD400.
I absolutely hate going to museums like this. Reminds me of Blendzall, Castrol R, Steens C, Bel Ray, and high octane. Also the bikes I used to race, wanted to race, and raced against. Wished I could gave ridden a 501 Maico, but the Adolph Weil replica scared me enough. What memories.
I had a friend in jr. high & high school who raced Rickmans in the 125cc mix class. Then he started racing the Carabella 125, & won a lot at the DeSoto speedway motocross track in Manatee county, Florida. 1972. Great to see all these bikes again.👍🏻 to you folks.
Wow always a fan of ron webster was a friend of my Dad, who also still has his ossa that he raced with new England trail riders and rode trail support during one of the ISDT EVENTS in new Hampshire in the early 70s.
sick finds i just subbed hey i have a 1983 XR 80 with a leak in carb and i fixed it by replacing the gaskets float needle etc. and the leak eventually came back im thinking bc of the float height? Any thoughts on how to fix the carb leak?
Some awesome bikes as a teen in early 90s my friends all had new yz's an kx's I had a 70's Gemini and a 70'maico tried to buy a jawa once but guy wouldn't work with me I didnt realize it then but looking back now my dad taught me some valuable lessons buying me those old bikes.
After all this national situation hopefully ends peacefully and everything returns to normal, I’d like to make the trip this summer to visit your museum. We need to help places like these that preserves history for future generations
My dad had some very special bikes in the late 70’s early 80’s Suzuki GT 750 Dunstall tuned kettle, Honda CBX 1000 6 cylinder, GPZ1100 Kawasaki, as well as RL250 Beamish Suzuki trials, TY175’s and finally K100RT BMW wish I still had the collection
Wow, that's more eye candy than an Amsterdam back street. The dirt bikes blew me away then a TZ 750! And a beautiful RD. Their is the odd TZ 750 still racing (occasionally) here in NZ.
Funny story about a yellow tank. Back before they sold plastic spray paint I painted a yellowing plastic tank using BIN primer to try to make the paint stick. It lasted about a month before it all came off in a large sheet. Amazingly it also removed almost all the yellowing.
Want to see what happened when you enter a TZ750 for the AMA Grand National GNC1 dirt track race on the famous Indy mile at the Indianapolis Fairgrounds that was slightly detuned to a 150 horsepower while the Harley barely made a hundred and Kenny Roberts fought the whole 25 laps in the back until he figured out how to get the back tire to hook up in the marbles and on the very last lap he laps the entire field coming from last place out of turn 4on the main straight away and taking the checkered flag like a Yamaha was shot out of a cannon he got up on the podium and said they don't pay me enough to ride this thing AMA use that as a weapon instantly banning all 2-stroke from racing welcome to your 4-stroke world ruclips.net/video/8k8hJWKIVNs/видео.html
Want to see one in about a hundred and sixty miles an hour on the Indy mile racing against Harleys on dirt too bad because the first night of the Indy they banned all two-cycle ruclips.net/video/8k8hJWKIVNs/видео.html
If you didnt mention the tz750 yamaha 2 stroke makes you a millennial wanna bee bench racer of no talent you will call skills if you could buy a new supercharged kow and take in to willow springs kenny roberts will lap you on a tz750 as that is what they do on pavement get a load of Kenny Roberts did one night at the Indy mile ona tz750 road race bike with dirt tires against Harley ruclips.net/video/8k8hJWKIVNs/видео.html
Wow. Awesome bikes.. love the hodaka. I almost bought a wombat last year. As a loyal follower of your channel I must ask can you find a stock gas tank for a 1987 YZ 490? Seems to be no one in Colorado or the surrounding areas can find one that is in good shape. I can't stand these big desert tanks people put on them. My yz is beautiful and all I need is the tank to Finnish it off.. great video... Thank u so much for showing the vintage side of things. Most kids these days don't know that the 2020 KTM that they r riding had grand parents like hodaka and Husqvarna. I grew up on 500cc 2 stroke and a Kenny Roberts 750 Yamaha flat tracker. To me it doesn't get better than that.. PS. Just out of curiosity, do u have a Cooper?
I had a hodaka 125 super rat as a kid the flywheel kept spinning off because I couldn't get a woodruff key to fit. Australia in the 80's it was the only one I ever saw here.
It would be a shame not to hang on to the Hodaka! There is a generation of us old guys out here that had it not been for Hodaka might have never ridden. How many of us learned to ride on an Ace 90, Dirt Squirt or Super Rat! The Carabela's are rare but there is a good reason for that! That Ossa I'd park in my Living Room!
I had a Hodaka 100B loved it and rode many enduros it. Bought it brand new for $289. The Penton Six Days was my dream bike but back in those days it was way out of my price range.
@@coobay978 Every time I see an old Hodaka the memories come back! I rode my Super Rat to death! I always wanted a Maico 501, finally bought one about 25 years ago and the thing STILL scares the shit out of me! I'll never get rid of it though.
Let someone else have the racer bikes, they still have use thanks to AHRMA. Keep the best Carabella of the lot and the oddball thing with the DKW engine. The OSSA ISDT Gold Medal bike is awesome. What is the history of the TZ? It looks pretty original.
I saw this guy at this past Unadilla national and must say.. my first impression was; “what a total woodchuck”.. but after watching a few of these videos, i see that he is all about any 2 wheeled sport and has the utmost respect for its forefathers. Our sport needs enthusiastic advocates like this dude!
Keep up th great work!
My heart and mind are still stuck in this era. I really enjoy seeing these bikes.
God all mighty! Your in heaven, love it all man. Congratulations on this amazing collection!
Wow this is amazing!!!! 👀👀these older bikes are just pure amazing!! I'm speechless
Wow, your museum is like motorcycle heaven. Can't wait to visit. Glad you're keeping at least a couple of those bikes you bought.
Good slot on Billy's tz 750 great to hear it run what a sound, I never get bored of watching Barry sheen and Kenny Roberts blasting them things around the track on full chat, awesome, thanks Ken,, all the best guys Steve.. Uk england
Truly awinspiring amazing beautiful collection, great vlogging, and leader you are, all the best.
So many memories looking at these beautiful machines. I used to ride a 74 RD 350. When I bought it it already had expansion chamber pipes installed. I believe they were Jencos. That thing ripped ! Keep up the good work guys. Love your videos.
I vote to keep em all lol!!! They're all so rare and hard to come by! Love this❤
Good taste bro!
Beautiful speech ken. thank you for the encouraging words take care.
I had a R5 back in the early 80's while living in the UK. I Did a full rebuild on it and a local tuner did a stage 2 tune on it, what a riot that was. Same colour as this one, beautiful!
here Italy.....your collection....INCREDIBLE !! ✌✌✌
Nice and rare bikes! That Z1-900 makes me drool! Badass Vintage Sportbike.
Cool set up, and the Museum building architecture is so awesome!
What a museum absolutely beautiful great channel glad i found it thank u
Wow love all the Carabellas, and the sign is insane. Cool Mexican machines.
Luv the sound of the 72 Yamaha and the colour combo never seen these on a bike before
So much nostalgia man I love it I love the TM Suzukis and the MX Yamaha’s from the 70s
'74 TM125 for me. Then the Rd400s. Now KDX220s. Want an RZ350. Two strokes forever! Say hello to The Fonze!
My first bike, was a Honda Trail 70, at about 8 years old. I snatched it at a yard sale, I think for $20 bucks, I took the top end apart, and found a bent valve. After mowing a few lawns, and a trip to the library for a repair manual, I rebuilt my first engine. I cried with joy when I first rode it, as I was a poor kid whose dream just came true! A few years later at the local bike shop, I noticed a larger MX bike leaning on the fence..I asked about it. For $40, I purchased my second ever bike, it was the Carabela 125 Caliente. I think it was a 1978. It needed a chain, and a throttle cable, which he set me up with. I was maybe 10 years old, I had to find something to lean on to start the bike. Then sometimes when I stalled it on the trails, or maybe I would lose it and fall over, I would wait for another rider to come by, and I would ask them to start the bike for me! Off I went! I rode that bad boy until it finally seized, of course there were no parts available, at least none that a 10 year old kid could find. I think I scrapped that bike, but it was the beginning of a life of riding that I lived for! What I remember most was the shifter being on the right side, and I think the clutch and front brake were on the wrong side of the handlebars as well, which I was able to switch around. Those sure were good times, and I love seeing this bike again! Thanks for the videos, and the history! I went on to big bores pretty quick, at the age of 14 I had my own 1979 Suzuki RM 400. The rest is history! (and many broken bones)!!
Wow Iv just found your channel this is amazing bringing back memories from my youth 👌
Keep the Penton 6 days and the Maico!!!
Love All!! Super Rat loved since released. But 1 caught my attention in ur headline! Get it TZ750!!!! ANY & ALL TZ'S R A MUST.
Super cool what a find carabela bike are wicked the red 1 stick out very nice
All I can say is wow!
This is the best , love what you are doing , your living the dream , thumbs up to your crew also
Keep em coming,, it's heaven to watch you getting some of the rarest bikes,, the states was the market for manufacturers,, that tz 750 amazing,, stuff you get through the museum,,, from Northern Ireland greatly appreciated thank you ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️your inspiration has breathed life into the community in which you live
Brillo pads take the yellow off plastic tank. I just did the white gas tank on my cr250r it came out super smooth to ,you mite try brillo pads to clean stuff up.
I worked at Competition Accessories in Xenia, Oh. in '74. Warren Bales was the sole U.S. importer of Carabella, and Danny Bales rode them locally and in California.
This reminds me of a motorcycle I've yet to ever see again I had back in mid 80s Broward county Florida, It Was a TAKA 175 (rider) 4 sp. Trans, all gears in 🔻 down position, then it met Neutral, then it Continued over again with first gear / Repeat..... (was a riot first discovering shift pattern and it must have been designed for hill scrambles/climbing due to it being geared so low. Beautiful group of classics again guys. 🤘
I have no word - enjoying this as I was 18 ................
Man, I'll close my eye's and just pick one !
I just restored a 1982 Honda xr80 and just picked up a basement find 1979 xl 500s first year for the xl love the old Honda"s
i picked up a nice 79 xr500 this last spring for 400$ complete and running.. weelee king.... so much raw grunt.. love that bike... great vmx thumper or a ripping trail bike
Oh Yeah,
I'm a Kawboy, but man those Lellow one's always give me wood
1. TM100 🏁🏁
2. KX125 & RM250 🏁🏁
There all the SHIT !
Hands down you Win. You got the most but most of all the best Toys around. You's the MAN 🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁🏁
What a place! Subscribed. '79 bored & stroked T140 owner from new. 40 years. '89 modified Guzzi Cali 3, '84 x 2 ty250 mono Yamaha trials bikes for me and my son. Regards from NE Thailand,
My vote the Hodaka and the Penton. Reasons back in my hay days (1970's) I had a Hodaka and I wanted a Penton but couldn't afford it. Their all so cool!
And everyone wanted a tz750 4-cylinder 2-stroke Yamaha because they only made 200 horsepower and on the high bank at Daytona Florida but only top out about 220 miles an hour
you love that job. Life is good Ken
Hey Kaplan try mixing linseed oil and thinner 2/3 linseed oil and 1/3 paint thinner. Spread it on and rub it down really good may do it few times but it has renewed all my plastics.
Oh God son the work you've done to get it where you are you're awesome
Awesome museum hi ken I own the original kx80 1982 in the uk 👍👍
Sounds awesome! Do you ride it or is it just to appreciate? Have you and videos of it? I owned a mint clean 2003 kx85. Was a great little bike
It’s cool seeing carabelas getting some love they were common back in Mexico in the 90s my dad had a Carabela 350 2 stroke twin cylinder
Thanks for sharing these old dirt bikes.friend of mine had a kx125( like the one there) he laid the shocks down put fox shocks on ported the cylinder and had to cut the rotor disc all just to race the 125 novice class,he later got a rm125 as soon as he bought the rm Kawi released the new line of KXs boy was he pissed.
That's the best R5 you'll ever see! That unique RD soul and sound is there! For the money, the Yamaha RD/RZs were the best street bikes ever sold!
Last night it was pitch black in a forested area when I crested a hill doin just over 110. As soon as the road appeared in the lights, it was all armco guard rail with an immediate hard right down the hill. No time for braking or anything to upset the chassis, just level the throttle and instantly pitch it over on it's right ear and hope for the best. The big FJR took it like a boss, hooked up carved the turn like a huge R1 and we shot out of there in the same lane somehow. I wouldn't expect to survive that turn at over 100mph on a 600lb bike without having done it 40 years ago, hanging way off on my RD400.
I absolutely hate going to museums like this. Reminds me of Blendzall, Castrol R, Steens C, Bel Ray, and high octane.
Also the bikes I used to race, wanted to race, and raced against. Wished I could gave ridden a 501 Maico, but the Adolph Weil replica scared me enough. What memories.
What a collection what a collection u guys have no words one day I will visit the museum.i am from India 🇮🇳
My first bike was the Carabela 125 Caliente 1972 ...lots of fun... 3 speed with a Dellorto carburator...
Like a kid in the candy store!! Holy smokes nice looking gems
I had a friend in jr. high & high school who raced Rickmans in the 125cc mix class. Then he started racing the Carabella 125, & won a lot at the DeSoto speedway motocross track in Manatee county, Florida. 1972. Great to see all these bikes again.👍🏻 to you folks.
I owned two of the Carabela 125's in the late 70's....and a Hodaka 125. My buddy rode a Penton 6 days....those were great days. Wish I still had them!
This channel is a fountain of knowledge
Wow always a fan of ron webster was a friend of my Dad, who also still has his ossa that he raced with new England trail riders and rode trail support during one of the ISDT EVENTS in new Hampshire in the early 70s.
sick finds i just subbed hey i have a 1983 XR 80 with a leak in carb and i fixed it by replacing the gaskets float needle etc. and the leak eventually came back im thinking bc of the float height? Any thoughts on how to fix the carb leak?
Some awesome bikes as a teen in early 90s my friends all had new yz's an kx's I had a 70's Gemini and a 70'maico tried to buy a jawa once but guy wouldn't work with me I didnt realize it then but looking back now my dad taught me some valuable lessons buying me those old bikes.
After all this national situation hopefully ends peacefully and everything returns to normal, I’d like to make the trip this summer to visit your museum. We need to help places like these that preserves history for future generations
My dad had some very special bikes in the late 70’s early 80’s Suzuki GT 750 Dunstall tuned kettle, Honda CBX 1000 6 cylinder, GPZ1100 Kawasaki, as well as RL250 Beamish Suzuki trials, TY175’s and finally K100RT BMW wish I still had the collection
I bought my Tyrans new at C.O.M.B.S liquidatiors in the mid 70’s....wish I still had them.
An original TZ700A would be worth a mint, as most got converted to 750s when yamaha released the revised engine
Wow, that's more eye candy than an Amsterdam back street. The dirt bikes blew me away then a TZ 750! And a beautiful RD. Their is the odd TZ 750 still racing (occasionally) here in NZ.
Candy Land, love it 👍👍👍
Funny story about a yellow tank. Back before they sold plastic spray paint I painted a yellowing plastic tank using BIN primer to try to make the paint stick. It lasted about a month before it all came off in a large sheet. Amazingly it also removed almost all the yellowing.
I saw three bikes from my youth in that museum. The honda interceptor, the ninja 900, and the Gsxr. Riding an 89 Yamaha FJ1200 these days.
What an awesome place. I got to get there
That TZ 750 is something really unique.
Awesome!! I’m jealous...
Awesome content guys
That 750 is my favorite for sure!
Want to see what happened when you enter a TZ750 for the AMA Grand National GNC1 dirt track race on the famous Indy mile at the Indianapolis Fairgrounds that was slightly detuned to a 150 horsepower while the Harley barely made a hundred and Kenny Roberts fought the whole 25 laps in the back until he figured out how to get the back tire to hook up in the marbles and on the very last lap he laps the entire field coming from last place out of turn 4on the main straight away and taking the checkered flag like a Yamaha was shot out of a cannon he got up on the podium and said they don't pay me enough to ride this thing AMA use that as a weapon instantly banning all 2-stroke from racing welcome to your 4-stroke world
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Want to see one in about a hundred and sixty miles an hour on the Indy mile racing against Harleys on dirt too bad because the first night of the Indy they banned all two-cycle ruclips.net/video/8k8hJWKIVNs/видео.html
If you didnt mention the tz750 yamaha 2 stroke makes you a millennial wanna bee bench racer of no talent you will call skills if you could buy a new supercharged kow and take in to willow springs kenny roberts will lap you on a tz750 as that is what they do on pavement get a load of Kenny Roberts did one night at the Indy mile ona tz750 road race bike with dirt tires against Harley
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impressive museum! I will try to ride there ASAP! great job!
They are ALL awesome, shame you can't keep the lot! Gotta say, that KX tugs my heart a bit. Such fond memories.
This is something you built and I can't wait until I can get out there to see it for myself.
I seen the two 1976 Yamaha500 Thumper I've got one just like it runs like the day I got it brand new love them, I can pull a wheelie as far as I want
Nothing compares to a 2 stroke period!
Have you tried bug spray with deet on the tank yellowing? It works on plastic headlights. I use the Cutter wipes & works great.
thats nuts id keep them all but that maico would of been a no brainer to me to keep to n the suzuki tm
Wow. Awesome bikes.. love the hodaka. I almost bought a wombat last year. As a loyal follower of your channel I must ask can you find a stock gas tank for a 1987 YZ 490? Seems to be no one in Colorado or the surrounding areas can find one that is in good shape. I can't stand these big desert tanks people put on them. My yz is beautiful and all I need is the tank to Finnish it off.. great video... Thank u so much for showing the vintage side of things. Most kids these days don't know that the 2020 KTM that they r riding had grand parents like hodaka and Husqvarna. I grew up on 500cc 2 stroke and a Kenny Roberts 750 Yamaha flat tracker. To me it doesn't get better than that.. PS. Just out of curiosity, do u have a Cooper?
Listen to Moses, keep the Hodaka!
Hondoka ?
Love this place😍!
Priceless
Guys I have to say this may be the coolest place on the planet!
I vote for that TZ 750 wow.
I had a hodaka 125 super rat as a kid the flywheel kept spinning off because I couldn't get a woodruff key to fit. Australia in the 80's it was the only one I ever saw here.
My Dad had a 70s ossa 250 mx when i was kid, It was violently fast.
I had never heard of Carabela until today.
It would be a shame not to hang on to the Hodaka! There is a generation of us old guys out here that had it not been for Hodaka might have never ridden. How many of us learned to ride on an Ace 90, Dirt Squirt or Super Rat! The Carabela's are rare but there is a good reason for that! That Ossa I'd park in my Living Room!
I had a Hodaka 100B loved it and rode many enduros it. Bought it brand new for $289. The Penton Six Days was my dream bike but back in those days it was way out of my price range.
@@coobay978 Every time I see an old Hodaka the memories come back! I rode my Super Rat to death! I always wanted a Maico 501, finally bought one about 25 years ago and the thing STILL scares the shit out of me! I'll never get rid of it though.
Its like Christmas! Nice bikes!
I want a job there. What a dream that would be
That Maico is crazy clean
I drag raced a TZ750 at Detroit Dragway and Milan Dragway. Won E.T. Bracket Chamoionship at Detroit and went to the National at Indy that year (1981)
Rowdy Roddy piper says keep the hodaka ohhhhh yeahhhhh. 💪💪💪💪
That 250 OSSA is so cool.
Those Carabellas look cool as hell
Keep them all.
My vote the Suzuki if I was going to buy one.. but the black or red carbella I'd keep for a museum piece.. but that Suzuki is sweet!!
Injoy your videos
All the dirt bikes are hard to pick from but that TZ 750 B@d @$$ !!!! OSSA THE REAL THING
REAR B@D @$$!!!!
THANK'S from NOR-CAL!!!!
Let someone else have the racer bikes, they still have use thanks to AHRMA. Keep the best Carabella of the lot and the oddball thing with the DKW engine.
The OSSA ISDT Gold Medal bike is awesome.
What is the history of the TZ? It looks pretty original.
yes by far the coolest in the world and some dam rare and nice bikes and i like them all lol
Awesome folk ken
That cr125 all day beautiful piece
Penton , TM , Maico
CZ and the Maico. The rest are nice but too tough to find parts for
I saw most of these bikes at the museum last weekend. I thought that was a TZ but wasn't sure.
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